In Moscow, applications are still being accepted for the 'Summer in…
In Moscow, applications are still being accepted for the 'Summer in Moscow' project, where entrepreneurs can present their products at city venues, include events in the program, and display goods in the 'Made in Moscow' art pavilions.
Consensus
- The 'Summer in Moscow' project is ongoing and accepts applications from entrepreneurs.
- The 'Made in Moscow' art pavilions are located at key city venues, including Bolotnaya Square.
- Local cosmetic brands are participating in the project and displaying products such as creams, serums, masks, and peels.
- The project helps increase brand visibility, attract new customers, and boost sales for participating businesses.
- Art pavilions have attracted around 200,000 visitors in the first month, with nearly 45,000 products sold.
- Businesses can integrate events into the city's program and receive informational support from the city.
Points of divergence
- The city's consumer portal has published new videos about gift certificates, return policies, and avoiding risks when using beauty salons. — vm
- The brand owner Sergey Kirsh stated that the company has been participating in the 'Made in Moscow' project since 2022 and received media coverage from major Russian media outlets. — m24
- A brand producing skincare products based on Siberian herbs is participating in the project, and its founder, Natalia Tkachenko, emphasized the importance of the project for increasing brand awareness and community integration. — m24
Coverage (4 sources)
- Project 'Made in Moscow' helps capital cosmetics brands become more visible — Вечерняя Москва
- Moscow cosmetic brands find new clients at the "Summer Market" pavilion — Москва 24
- Folklore-themed products presented at 'Summer in Moscow' project platforms — Вечерняя Москва
- Goods with folkloric motifs presented on the platforms of the "Summer in Moscow" project — Москва 24